C# Advanced Topics - The Next Logical Step (Udemy.com)

This is a very good course. Straight to the point and contains a lot of helpful information. I just hope that there won't be any references from other course as that made it harder for me to follow the material since i didn't have any context of what the previous course was. Nonetheless, i still learned a lot from this course. Many thanks to our instructor.

Really good course, I would recommend it. Straight to the point and well explained. I removed one star for two reasons: 1. I wish there were some exercises, some time to pause and reflect and test our understanding, especially for Lambda expressions 2. The pace can sometimes be too fast, I struggled to follow a couple of time because the instructor was scrolling up and down the code too quickly. Still, I'm glad I purchased this course and I know I will come back to it, from time to time, to refresh my memory...

Just finished section 7, this is the first course I've reviewed before completing. Tod's pace is perfect. I have watched many "advanced" C# courses. I do believe there were a few missed opportunities to drive home some points, but again Tod's pace was perfect so I had just enough time to take what was said, form a question in my mind, hit pause and go research a bit before moving on. One example of this was delegates, I knew a lot about delegates coming into the course, but he filled in some gaps and left me with enough information to ask detail related questions. After a bit of investigation I now understand how the 'delegate' keyword is actually creating a derived type of the MulticastDelegate. Honestly the course hasn’t felt epic because of my initial baseline, but it kind of is because I’ve learned or really solidified what I believed from every section.

The course was good and very informative. He did a great job of breaking down most of the lectures, and I walked away understanding a lot more. I am able to look at code from a senior developer and understand what is going on, where I was not able to prior to this course. I believe the delegate section could have been done a bit differently, and eased into delegates with a very basic example before jumping into an example where we pass the delegate as a parameter. I had to google it before I could understand what was happening in and could continue with the rest of the delegate lectures. The only other thing I wish this course would have had was exercises at the end of each section like the Object Oriented Programming course had. It is difficult to grasp these advanced concepts without being able to practice.

The contents are pretty useful to better understand and apply the concepts, given these are quite used in many applications nowadays. However, some lessons seemed to take a sudden change in their direction, as there was almost no indicator "here's the theory, now go into the practice" (specially in the first sections). It might help if the examples took place in some near to real life situations, maybe with a shared context (i.e. a situation to get solved / an application to be improved by gradually applying the concepts) rather than apparently random scenarios. Also, I've seen in other courses that the instructor gives a context of practical exercises and some time to figure out a possible solution, before showing it step-by-step.

It was a really useful course that helped me dive into a more advanced side of C#.

Another great course from Tod. I highly recommend his C# courses over many of the others here on Udemy. If you're looking for clear explanations of what's actually being done and can be done, Tod's courses are definitely the ones you should be taking. One con to this course is the lack of exercises and practicing what is being explained, although by this point perhaps it's expected that you'll just go off and practice on your own.

This course is good for those individuals who have not written any C# for some years. It gets you up to speed on so many new things that make coding more concise and with less lines. These are things that may look a bit complicated if you are reading newer code after some years and this course will help you understand this use of the newer C# functionality.

This is my 3rd course from Tod and I am simply amazed by the consistent quality of the lectures. He describes the principles; He writes the code in a simple manner; He explains the code; He rewrites the code in an advanced manner (refactors it); It's efficient, clear and comprehensive. It is also so dense with concepts, that after taking the course, I have to go back and re-do it.

Awesome course for advance topics: Now I understood many concepts that back in the days were so difficult to me. I would like that the teacher "Tod Vachev" could expand the following topics: Generics and Async Programming. Thank you so much for the support and all the struggle making this course. Please, very please open anothe course of what's next of C# Advance Topics, how can I increase my skills and really I would like a course of C# good practices in real world. Kind regards.

i liked the video very much till now

Very nice. Good explanation